BURGLARIES
m "11 common in and ma um V
Motility. Would it, not be well to call
To. up on the ‘phone and protect your
, m tun. Telephone 1230.
homo and valuables against this 111111-
301', by placing a Burglary policy
with 1111 and let its retmbur‘le you for
TAYLOR 81V GOLDEN
I‘M! Walkington air-at,
1 ‘ South Norwllk, Conn.
{" All was of lnsurancd.
’ ‘ Public Stcnngrupucr,
Patriotic
\R-‘nshington (lamp, No. it,
Order of the Sons of America. will hold
a meeting this evening.
6‘?“
‘Mr, and Mrs. Myron \\'. Osborn, ot’
Osborn avenue. are celebrating the
third anniversary of their marriage to-
tlay in a quiet way.
Court Fraucw Older of the Golden
Septrc, will hold its meeting at 7:311
o’clock ion’nurou evening in Mystic
Chain Hull, and it is requested that.
all monmcrs bring cake.
Captain Nelson Lawson. of Wood-
ward 1111-1111111, who has been Seriously
sick with ac11te indigestion, is al —',hily
improved 1.00111. His daughter, Mrs.
V1111 itipei'ol'A11soi1la in spending a
few 11.11.15 here.
By Clyde Line Steamer “Lennpcfl
sailing today, Mr. and Mrs. lJ‘rVaVnk
Weber and W. ’l‘. Ainlcy are sailing
for Jacksonville, l~‘l11., having procur-
ed tl1cir reservations and steamship
tickets through J ll. Layton d- (‘11..
Inc, the 11;, cuts 01 the (lompam at
South Norwulk, Conn.
~Nulmeg Club dance.
sem-bly Hall, Thursday.
Orchestra. ,,
'l‘own Aa-
Spctdel's
The state board of education has
announced teachera' institutes at the
Norwich iJ‘rce Academy, in Norwich,
and Nathan ‘llnlc Hall. New London,
Saturday. with morning and after-
noon sessions. A meeting in the 1:1-
terests of education
Burlington Center, Thursday, at 8 p. 111.
Mrs. llomor ltockwoll, of lilo South
‘ Main street, was operand on at. the
Norwnlk Hospital,
cataract on the right eye.
yesterday, for 11
1111110111211
V' Mrs. Rockwell is elghtyninc years old
will "’
the opurniion was succesuful and the
patient in comfortable. it was por-
formed by 111'. J. A. Much, Mutated
by Dr. H, (‘._ Shrrcr.
'i‘lm arrangcnwnts for H111 Armory
111111111 to be ulvun on next Monday ev-
iJulnu, unrc :iltcnd to by the (111111.111
l‘tlll’llllllli.‘i‘ ol‘ the Sixth Company at-
iur drill lift-'1! evening. Manic will be
furniwhnd by Svuc‘n orchofitrn. 011'-
inu to dbl-oration work under way for
tho. t‘llil‘f‘ltllllllli‘lll not for tonight and
tomorrow ulnht at the Armory, the:
cannula). drillcd out-ot‘iloura on tho
urcnlun .1110 tho itunuu Suction had
prut-iin: on H11.1 ltunan-lluding lnnlrn-
month. fibrin-1111i 1131111111 01‘ lllt‘ ilobilJ
hm; bml charge of tho latter work, A
lamb: :11 1111.11 .ervld ul‘lrr drill and
1.1-11J1‘. 1i 111-11 lllt‘llllll‘ifi only} tml \‘1'1VillJ
in 11111 1121: :t 11111 11111010, ihvru baa bcun
:1 1-1111:.‘l:l1al1l1- turn-aw in Illi'llllll'l'HllllVi,
(lilu ll .omc didn‘t-,1 to pouniblu Mox-
h'nn it‘onblu.
121111111111 \1'1111111 1er a nub-k urtiou
unel lnmlwhuivo 11111111111 of 1111111111111:-
rutlnu. 'l‘hcy afford :1 din-rt way of
c:1rr_1'i|1;:, :1 11111111111110 to the 111ch who
will be ’IIOM intnrvntod.
A hoot 1101'.
When
1111111 livid ill lili‘ lmtil
“1. .. ... . .. . . .. .1. .........
iJlVlJJt‘l’ WOMAN 111111112 and 1112111121
limo bouka. At 1111 111111111511 01‘ many
“11111111111411 of dollars and 1112:1111 two
more than we have» (‘Uilllllz‘li‘ll and
ready for dullvcl'l‘, the Six Volumn lu-
litr’ilf‘lltllllll (V'lliflilllt’, Library by <17 oi‘
llii.‘ \i‘orld'u iJ‘mnoun ('ilcl’u---l'11ii.cvl
Staten, i'nflutln and Europe. Hurhwn
new. Novnl' invforo publlahcd. Very
«101111.1an and «holly undut-nlood. Each
book 11111111111011. ill! 1.112111 itm'lbo
litmlm. Libruy conaiktu of
THE SAL/ll) lltlt’ilt
’I‘i-iiJl (lllAIi‘iNti lilElll HOOK
THE A'l"".i‘l<3lt.‘i00l\' TEA HOOK
Till". liAlN’i‘Y SWidisl‘l‘ HOOK
Till". "READ AND PASTRY HOOK
Till". DESSERT HOOK
50 Cents ouch, Prepaid
n :10 Slot le Bonita, Prepaid
Beautifully Embosaod Covers, three
and four colon; in attractive Carton
Mailer-2. Money refunded if not de-
lighted if?“ it MOST
can:
01111111 an 10111111.. 110131.12 Nu co.
security tiling, 1.1111 1.231111. Cal. _
will bcf"hold"ut‘
.. WM 31%.;«1‘, “219302 53111.1“ ”My. 1.111
Butter
Absolutely the Finest Butter to be had
East IndiaTéa Co
Tel 371
acuiaa “to New {Mi/“1:111,”
1 . m
VJBpoclul ipfcrwfitiqyfrom the Bureau
V of Tours of the Automobile Club
of Amer-L35.
I After further investigation of the
1111111011 to Ncwdiaven the Bureau of
Tour-u of the Aditomoblle Club of Am-
erica wishes to notify the many auto.
mobilicta who will motor to tRVll Yale-
(Princeton football game, in New lla
11,611 Saturday, November 15th, of
changes in conditiona alnce former re-
, ports were sent out
i The road from Wootport through
‘.V Bridgeport in in fine condition. A de-
125 Washington Street
wwootunmommmmmmmommmom i tour through the City of Bridgeport la
”'0'
19".»
t «1111 lus1111113111111<
«I
TV «1
Les 1 you impel. There's another 1111-
11,111 b blil srhcduled 1'01 the people‘s
popular playhouse
Hoyt’s
The ideal Vaudeville Theatre. Don‘tV
.miss it.
Engagement extrnocdium'y of thch
lt‘uropcnn animal paradox and the
real proof of l'lnrwin“s theory,
THE MONKEY CABARET-
130') twenty Simian actors 1201 offer
a real vaudeville entertainment.
llcrc is the real animal sensation of
. the urn.
'.
AURIEMA,
A beautiful dance dream
antlpodca.
from the
2.1....
Vaudevillc's new'cst surprise playlct.
CORA WlLMONT and CO.
in “The Try Out.” Something new
and distinctly different in comedy
sketch
Welcome return to cvcrvbody‘s i‘n1‘or~
i111,
HARDIE GIBSON,
The noted Australian singing conic-
dian, with a fund of bright wit and
character songs.
Extra Added Feature
The. Juvenile Prodigy,
BABY GRACE,
'l‘ht‘ tiny mics, who sings. dances and
creates laughter as few elders do
on the American stage. Come and
meet this wonderful child. She will
astound you by her cleverness.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TODAY
“CAPTAIN
KIDD”
The most during three reel “101"
llison featuIc moducod, allowing the
lift: story 111‘ thin rcdoubtnble pirate.
lion'l miss it today.
comm THURSDAY.
“THE RESTLESS SPIRIT."
A marvelous thrce 1'ch VICTOR
photo-play with the popular actor, J.
Warren Knrrluuu. It in uplendid, so
don't miss it.
All Matinecs, except Saturday and
Holidays, 5 Cents.
BATH ROOM
FlXTURE
. H
A complrtc canorttnmit or 11th T10)
Scull-.1. Mh'rora. Medicine Culiluotu,
(tryalul 11ml ilpullll‘ 'l‘owul tiara nud‘
l-lllnlvoa, llruuu Nit'lu'l l‘luicd Soap
l1i‘l11J11. ’l'umblur lloldcrn S-lpoauc linu-
Iu'ia. 1110., 111 11.111 prlttua.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St.,
South Norwnlk
Prompt Daiivcry
PHONE 1009 2.
CABARET NiGHTERS ARRESTED.
'tit1 llllllltv', .uv. ll. ~13hzhteou 11r-
111111111, Home of them of well-known
young men of the city, are to follow
the holding of a "cnbnrot night” in a
local hall hone nSturduy night. Nina
man weer in court thin morhing and
nix others are to be served with war-
manta during tin.1 day for breach of the
peace. Three others will be arrested
for Violation of the liquor law. The
charges grow out of 11. fight near the
hall late Saturday night in which, it Is
acid, some forty or more of the revel-
ADVER’l'iIE iN THE DENT"!!!-
. 11ml; necessary and
. SontlnelVWunt ndva. will introduce
some people to each other today who
ought to have known enchother years,
11110 - '
motorluta from
Westport entering Bridgepoit on Fair-
route straight through the city.
Connecticut avenue construction
work is finished and is better than the
1111111311011111 ntrootu. Strutl’ord avenue la
2 ”WW... “.1
13111211131111 2 1111.1."
.flnbmwmnmm” fitratford. This gives a choice p1
Lml‘ rnl Auk 5 nor Drug In, for
t bi uhcmlcr'u Dlmnnnd 311nm!
l'l. H in Ind and Gold metiilit© ‘-
probably better for automobile traffic
boxes, senlc' with lliuo [tho-on.
' Take 110 ciiur liuv
inn «TlipAVillTlllll' IVZTI'TTTTTETVT
I‘
ycanbncwnnsliest.Safest,Alwaynltfllablu1V0“ the Milford turnpike l8 quiteV WOI‘II
50w 5y DRUGGlSTS EVERYWHERE i no that his rough Automobilials are
ladviaed to turn off in Bridgeport or in
..,. ”‘"" 'Stiuttord and go by way of Derby to
W2 Represent 0:331.Ilium.‘:;.tif::;.'°‘:l
First Class and 1‘
lavolding running .through New Haven
itself.
Yale field in on-the outskirts of New
'over 5,000 ahtomobilcs, it will be con-
Companies
J. M. Layton &Co.,lnc
iessary. , J . a
The Bureau of. Tours wishes to cm-
phaslze the Bug' «action of the Yale
ticket department that automobile
15’353505513‘1‘: ANDsgc‘:U::;Ei Vpartles get to New lwiaven as early as
'poasible because of the great crowds
iin the streets after 12 :30 o'kcloc.'ll1e
game is dulled at. 2:00. The field is 11
mile and a quarter from the center of
the city. With the enormous conges-
tion of traffic on football days it would
probably take half an hour to get to
the parking space near the field. Avail-
able ground in the neighborhood of
the football fluid in reserved for the
parking ofVcara', no charge is made.
but machines are stored on this terri-
tory at the owner' a risk.
MERioEN MEN when.
MERIDE‘Y, Nov. llJ—‘Mrs. Albert A.
'Iiall, a shopkeeper of South Meridcn,1
was fined $40 and coats in the Police
i'court todalfi‘for selling cigarettes to a
,mlnor.
Antonio Petrucclil was fined $50 for
allowing minors to letter in his pool
room.
Think
ItOver
What are you going to do to
earn 11 living?
THINK lT OVER
. 90 per cent. of Merrill grzuluatca
or (lines 1913, can ahawor this
great question. They are earn-
11111; 11 living. and our training
did it. '
Think it Over now and enter.
Citv National Bank
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKIN‘
BUSINE88 AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSlBTENT
WlTH SOUND
IANKING
Capital
Ourplun and From:
0100,00000
“17300.00
am Deponlt onu u and .5 par yu-
éowm 1-1. MATHEWSON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pun.
FREDERICK 1-1. nowm, 2.1 Vlco
Pm.
WILFRED IODWELL, Oluhlor
DIREOTORI
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Mam:
John H. Knapp John H. Light. 1
Chriatlan Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Barnum Grumman Lcwlu R. Hurlbut
Henry B. Lockwood
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New York, New
Haven-8. Hart
. lard ‘ ~
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 5, 19‘3.
scum NORJWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. ltl.——.l:20x. bzlix, 5:4lx, coal
;(1:52. 7:11. 7:16. 3:171. 115111111, 9:15x,i
9:37, 10:27:11. 10:45:11, 11:114.
3 11. .11.~-1:011x, 1:13, 3:00, 3:22, 44111.,
4:371; (1:39, 610011, 0:40, b 501:, 713111.‘
‘11::1211. 10:l2x,10:l‘12.
Sundayl.
A. bis-«12:20.11. 5:14. 5:41, 8:51, erri
111:2711,11:21. ,
..111»—12: 5011, 2 llx, 3:11:11. 1.: 39 l ’
lupn
l.l~,
1,:-
.0“, 8:...111, ll: 15°11, it): 12.1
10: 28. i
Business College
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS
ii: 11011.7
South Norwtllk.
Stamford.
i
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.V.
A. 11.12::1101, 1:111. 1:10, 11:15.}
i
l Port Cholter.
Lisbon, 8:0011,l11:ll1x, .:1’11x, bulimia.
i
111.0211, 111 0.1, it): .1011 11.112 i
P. Mr-JJ- 13:03.13 1:00, 2:0ix, 2157.‘
311.1. 3:121, 4:211, 0:01’111. 5:21, 5:28,‘
0'01x, 0:07, S:‘l0.\', 0:00, ll :30.
Sundayn.
A. \1 l" 002;, 6: 00, b: 0le, 11:0011,
102021, ii: 001'.
t‘. M.J--l‘.£:lb, 1:01:11, Iztlhx, 02021:,
l.»:04,0101x, 7:11.11. 8:103,
mg“..—
|SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
0:0011, 31.1011.
l A. :11.- 12:111x, mm, 11: 01.1. 7: 211,
Million 101'22, llzllx.
1.1. 12:11:1,1:1 1171:, 1:20, 3:11:11.
4111., Tull, 11:151. 1147, 72101:. Min,
:11 11‘. '
Sundayl.
A. M~-l2:18. 1:17. 7:43, 11:10:,
1111111. ’ 1
'1.~1M.-12: 00x,2 20711, 4:1711. 22121:, W" ”wwmwa SA
Home Blankets became of
their and strength, their
warmt, their borwprotcc-
0: 46 7:10x, 813411, ilzllllx, 1010011.
EOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
, A. Nix-«1:20. 11:12, 11:27. 9:592 “0“ and “1°“ 1°33 ”9““
3 ‘11. M.-»1:26, «1:118x, 6:20, 7:111. “Whit-”$151933”-
for 111 5A Horse 131.131...
sundayu.
l A. ‘M."“101251 ‘
when you buy.
P. M.-2:m, 7:15. ’ "’J'
110! I: "
‘u od‘lbl‘I'VI «chitin on hair mi
. _ . . . fl
“mm 35,0 pygmgmqgm :1 contort... ..t.1.1.n1.:.1=:1~..
11: 551 V ' h ' l W ~ “a... m h M“
.1"
(cork
P. 11:42 47:1. 11: 40, 11 as. p .
21:112-111. 31%: e" M ‘
PL Mw~0' 0017:435 a: :02
WVWardwell
out!“
11:111.
field avenue may follow the old directV
.rpavcd with 11 nod and in open througnVV
mates and the latter in shorter 11:111.
V'l‘he direct road entering New Haven
. . .
. 111mm on the road from Debby. To
i Prompt Paying avoid the congested streets of Now
i Fire Insurance silaven, which will be crowded with
1 vcnlent to go the few extra miles 11ccy
‘11.,
about law
THAT l8; THE TASTE AND ODORV
HAVE BEEN REMQVED,
v
VKellogg'a Tasteless Cantor Oil in, the
Best ”Laxative in 3,000 Years.
Spencer Kellogg 0% 80nd of Buffalo.
of] manure, have succeeded in taking
the Offensive taste and smell out of
‘Vcaator oil.
The liollogga have done what chem.
iata have tried to do and failed for:
8,000 years.
Doctors recommend cantor all an the
simplest, aafoatuud'. beat laxative:
lldvory household will one it oftcner,
now that it is tasteless.
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil
pure, clear, refined cantor oil, and 1-10:
entirely without taste that children
take it 131.111ily '
.111 all drug stores. Order Kellogg‘s
tinguiah it. from various mixed
flavored cantor oils, which
tasteless.
label -
signature—Kellogg's.“ ,
sizes,
i
:1 1‘0 not. V
25c and
Made only by Spencer Kellogg & V'V
refiners of V
'Sonu, lac, Buffalo, N. Y.,
vegetable oils.
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BAKEJR—WALLIN.
1v.
laV
'l‘hls perfect laxative is now on sale ._‘
Tasteless Cantor ()il‘by 11an1c,‘to leJl'
undiV
The trade mark 1.1.1 on every ' _ .
a green cantor leaf bearing the - .
.
500 .
Wedding Ceremony for East Norwalk
‘ Couple Performed in New York.
I William H.1311ker, 01‘ 19 Edlie ave
nuc, and Miss t‘lara Wallln, of l ()a-VV
born avenue, were united in marriage
at a Baptist. parsonage in New Yor .
city yesterday by Rev. Mr. 'I‘l10111as.i
l
Mr. and Mrs. Baker will reside at Mr." '
Baker's 11111101201119. home.
Mrs. Baker was a telephone operator
in the South Norwalk exchange for
some little time and nothing was 3113-
pected of the coming marriage even as
late as yesterday afternoon. The c0111-
pany was notified after the ceremony .
was performed and all the employee; V
unite in wishing the popular youngl
lady and her husband a bright and“ V
successful future. Mr. Baker
liewcery salesman and .
inbout town. His first wife died ub’outE
’11 year ago. and he has a son of about
fifteen years of age.
isa
l
cousm. LEAVE§ FOR 9031‘.
: Homer M Bylngton, United States
Conuul at 1.119011, England, who has
been enjoying a months furlough ini
1.\or11aik and Wilton, sailed on Sutur-V
idny to resume his duties, accompan-
’lcd by his little 3011, Homer, Jr. Mrs.
lilyington and little daughter will re—
‘nmin the guests of her brother, Dr.
,Ward Gregory, at “The Bull' 5 Eyes,"
Beldon Hill, Wilton, for another
,month before joining her husband.
1
i
i
1
ASIDE.
TR‘ENTON, N. .1.. Nov. ll.” The
Vstato Supreme court here has set aside
,the conviction of William Haywood,
tho with two others connected with‘
,the industrial Workers of the World.l
Ewan convicted on a charge of being
‘dlsorderly persons in connection withg
the recent strike of the i’atcrson silk,
, workers. 1
i
i HAYWOOD couv1cr10~ 357
l
i
; BIRMINGHAM, Alan-10. 1.. Willinl
suffered greatly from auihma nudi
bronchitis. He writes-1: “i got no rc-l
lief until i look Foley's lloncy and TM
VCompound it entirely removed thoaoV
ihoking uenaniwlona and never failed
to produce an easy and comfortable;
condition of the throat and lungn.”i
For sale by» nil drugniats 1”
$2....” ....2., M... .. . . ....
1
1"w,v,u.u/u 1’ an” '
well-known i, V.
a war/u alaniulafllm’d/a .ar
. aquarium-v u! I I
fiwxmxuxn\u\m\m\t\m“§nxu u\:'\ " ‘- 1r " “V!"
.11.!“ ‘1.“ 1‘1u‘ unuku‘m- 1 t
5th Anniversary Sale
.A Few of the Big Specials
36‘ Trimmed flats
at $3.50
Smart Trimmed llats
Very Special—~J-2J2c
Muslin Drawers 121:
Ladies‘ Muslin Drawers, some that
stores “81‘ 25c for this make. sold up to $0; on 211111 Anniver-
Vcry special while 100 dozen Bury prlce $3.50
lasts, 1.?“ Limit 2 to 11 cus-
tomer.
19c Embroidery
8c yard
17 inches with}, about 1,000 yda..
in the let, regular price 100 yd.
Anniversary price, per yard 8¢~
0. N. T. Cotton
3c a spool
Clark’s O. N. T. Slpooi Cotton,
regular 51: spood, our price, per
spool ..... . .............. 3¢
$1.00 CORSETS 691:.
2.“: dozen extra long hip Cor-
sets, fine q'ualitin‘medlum and
low bust, neatly trimmed, all
sizes; regular $1.00. Sale
price ..... . . . .......... 69¢
29c Vasrs AND PANTS 210.
100 dozen Ladles’ Fine Win-
AmoSkeag Apron
Gingham 6c yard
Genuine quality, choice of a
large range of checks and plaids,
strictly East colors, same quality
now retailing elsewhere in The
Norwalka at 9c yard.
' \
Sale of Sweaters
200 Boys? Sweaters ......
50c 'l'ioys' Sweaters ..... 19¢
Children's and Ladieu' Sweaters
'1“ 59¢ 99¢ $1. 49
1 .99.to 2. 49» 2.991
3.9 $6.00 '
36 iiich Bleached
Muslins 72c a yard
Choice of any different quali-
tics and brands. all perfect and tar Underwear. Vests and
f11llqilecca; positively the to 121: Pants, all sizes. Regular 290.
qualities, Anniversary price Anniversary, Price ...... 21¢
Per yard ........... .. 7;“?
$3 Wool Skirts ‘
50c WINTER UNDERWEAR 39c
Pure White Extra Fine La-
dies' Underwear; the bile kind.
$1 99' During the sale, Anniversary
- Price ....... . ............ 39c
Fine All Wool Serge Skirts in .—
bluo and black; also the New SALE OF MUSLIN UNDER-
i’lnld and Checked Skirts, sizes , WEAR. It.
22 waist to 30 waist. Regular 25c Drawers ............. 19c '-‘"u'
price $3.00. Anniveréary price Special Drawers ......... . 251: '3}
$1.99.
.I!
':':
‘2'
a
Special Drawers 49c
’-’-""’-’-'-"'""’~’-/‘ ~ 'MW ‘ -’ - '1‘],
\.\‘VV\-V\‘\ .\.\‘\‘\.\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\.\.. -\‘\‘\. ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘
a~w-
Royal Easy Chairs
Tuwsh The ButtonJand Rest”
PuSh Button Kind.
Just think how much more
comfortable you can 1111 in a big,
handsome chair like this, than
in any other chair now in your
house. Remember Royal Easy
Chairs are famous the world
over for the
“Push Button," Disappearing
Foot Rest, Concealed News-
paper Rack,
and they come in such 11 large
variety of styles and prices that
you can always find somcbbing
to suit your taste and purse.
We are now making a. special.
showing and will be pleased to
have you call and lotus demon-
strate the gr rent features to you.
v )
Lu: W “Bf/EU? afluggal air: Irlces from $12 to $20
VLyvr-z' Come in Today!
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son CO
134-136 Washington Street. south Norwaik.
\_=~‘\._‘\.1- .1 U ‘1‘\‘\: ‘ ‘\&\‘\‘ :
Ulvl‘t‘ ‘
for the Gigantic Mauufacturers’ Outlet Sale
of High Grade Clocks, which will Com-
meuce Saturday, November 15th, in the
Roodner 81 Harris Bloc .,k on Washington
u:\fl:\:\,‘\.\-
‘ ‘ ‘\“.“\-11‘\‘\=\:
UNIV]-
.7 ‘n/‘/-' -i-II'
I
a 5‘. 4' .- V‘g "l'nffi‘!’ "f' !"!‘,” I'LI-
“:“‘“““‘“““‘\‘\‘
‘E
l
13
Street, opposite Hoyt’ 5 Theatre. :1;
7 $25, 000 werth of High Grade, Up-to Date, Women’ s 81 l‘.
{.3 Children’s Clocks, will be closed out at 501.1 on the {g
1.; J dollar,--by :3
The New idea Garment Co. 3;
ii _ of New York Manufacturers of Clocks and Suits
Norwalk Chronicler